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The phrase "affirm for myself" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a personal confirmation or validation of one's beliefs, feelings, or decisions.
Example: "I need to take a moment to affirm for myself that I am making the right choice in this situation."
Alternatives: "validate for myself" or "confirm for myself".
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On my way home, I must be sure to look out of the train window to affirm for myself the plurality of said bridges.
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I recently began researching surgeons experienced with gender affirming surgery for myself.
We affirm for the reasons that follow.
"But what it did was affirm for us that Bin Laden had put some emphasis on this anniversary".
We affirm for substantially the reasons set forth in the district court's thorough and cogent order.
You affirm for readers that you are living one life and always responding to its consequences.
This is also a way to affirm for your child that you are there to support them, even if you don't have an immediate solution.
The simple fact that an African-American is in line for the presidency serves to affirm for all of us our belief in America's best ideals.
And I realised that it was time for me to affirm myself as gay," he said in a Facebook post.
In the 1978 Travers, Alydar finished second to Affirmed for an eighth time but was placed first when Affirmed was disqualified for impeding him.
Mr. Nunberg affirms, for example, that "the fundamental linguistic virtues -- simplicity, clarity, intelligibility -- are unassailable".
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